Three digit numbers with repeated digits
CAT 2020 Slot 3 · Quantitative Ability · Easy · Number theory
This is an easy Quantitative Ability question from the CAT 2020 Slot 3 paper. It tests Number theory. The full answer key and a step-by-step explanation are below — try it yourself first, then reveal the solution.
How many integers in the set have at least one digit repeated?
Answer
252
Explanation
Total 3-digit numbers from 100 to 999 = .
Number of 3-digit integers with ALL digits distinct:
- First digit (hundreds): 9 choices ()
- Second digit (tens): 9 choices ( excluding hundreds digit)
- Third digit (units): 8 choices ( excluding first two digits) Total distinct digit numbers = .
Numbers with at least one digit repeated = .
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